Social Theory

gender violence, domestic violence, 'Migration', Latin America, Latin@s n the U.S., race and racialization, intersectionality, Critical Social Theory, masculinities, return migration, motherhood, exclusion and belonging

Linguistics

Political Ecology, political economy, Commodity Chains and Networks, Food & Environment, East Africa, tropical ecology, Sustainability and Environmental Change, livelihoods, gender, Environmental conservation, development

Russian Literature, Modern Poetry, Contemporary Poetry, Visual Culture, Language Pedagogy, Photography, Theater and Performance studies, Film, Digital Humanities, Social Theory, Pedagogy and Second Language Acquisition, 20th Century Poetry

Political Ecology, Sustainability and Environmental Change, Household Political Economy, Kinship-Family and Social Organization, Sub-Saharan Africa, Zambia, Gwembe Tonga Research Project, Qualitative Methods, Digital Data Management, gender, aging and life course, livelihoods, Migration and New Land Settlement, Politcal Economy

Critical cartography & GIS, Geographical intelligence, Geoweb and new spatial media, geosurveillance, history of geographic thought, Michel Foucault, New Maps

South African history; microhistory; public history

Hebrew Bible, Ancient Israel

Twentieth and Twenty-First Century American Literature and Culture, Film, Women's Literature and Gender Studies

Theater and Performance studies, Propaganda, Sino-Japanese cultural relations, Film Studies, Chinese language and culture, Korean language and culture, Gender Politics, intersectionality, Folklore, Popular Culture, 20th Century Music and Literature, the international avant-garde

20th-century American culture and literature, critical studies of whiteness, race and reproduction, theories of gender and sexuality, Social Movements

Product certification--Organic, fairtrade, biodiversity, Political Ecology, political economy, Commodity Chains and Networks, Latin America (with emphasis on Mexico and Central America), Agrarian Studies, Marxist Cultural and Social Theory

European literature and culture around 1800, 20th century political theory, Kant and post-Kantian German Idealism, Heinrich von Kleist, Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, Romanticism

Criminology and the Sociology of Law; Sociology of Gender; Marriage, families and intimate relationships; Social Movements

Early American Literature and Culture, Personal Narrative and Academic Discourse, Women and Gender Studies

Cultural and historical geography, US Urban Landscapes, Land and Property, Race, Racialization, Racism, Methodology (archives, Landscape as method)

Renaissance and Seventeenth-Century Literature and Culture, Literary and intellectual history, Critical Theory, Literary Theory, early modern drama, Shakespeare